This INSANE 'Glitch In The Matrix' Story Will Freak You Out...

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We're exploring the "Glitch In The Matrix" theory - bizarre events that seemingly can only be explained by the possibility that we're all living in a simulation.
In this clip, we delve deep into the College Coma story - a tale in which the person who posted the story online claims that upon being assaulted and knocked unconscious, they lived a completely different life, got married and even had children over the duration of 10 years, experiencing it all whilst they were placed under an induced coma for a short space of time!
Let us know what you think! Was this a real life Glitch In The Matrix?
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  • @lth1072
    @lth1072Ай бұрын

    There are so many interruptions. Let the guy tell the story , ffs 🙄

  • @Encurable
    @EncurableАй бұрын

    bring the full podcast back to youtube !!!

  • @SAMEEDEE56

    @SAMEEDEE56

    Ай бұрын

    They’re contracted to do full Spotify episodes until autumn this year, however Spotify could renew the contract, if so then no KZread eps for a while 😂

  • @Algorithm347

    @Algorithm347

    Ай бұрын

    I prefer these best of clips , the full episodes for me drag on a bit .

  • @SAMEEDEE56

    @SAMEEDEE56

    Ай бұрын

    @@Algorithm347 I suppose, I love the full episodes personally. I like clips for the guest episodes tho, I'm not a fan of 1+ hour eps of some random person I dont know 😆but the main shows are amazing

  • @mowvu5380

    @mowvu5380

    Ай бұрын

    £££££MMONEYYYYYYYY£££££

  • @rhyanclements9672

    @rhyanclements9672

    Ай бұрын

    It’s way better on Spotify you mouth breather

  • @gouchscowl8601
    @gouchscowl8601Ай бұрын

    How does Jackmate have a podcast when he’s incapable of listening?

  • @theghostleader140

    @theghostleader140

    Ай бұрын

    he’s not incapable he just has the attention span of a goldfish.

  • @ScottZ370

    @ScottZ370

    Ай бұрын

    He’s doing it to be funny, Clarkson used to do something similar and pretended to be a simpleton in Top Gear. It works sometimes but sometimes it just kills the room and flow of the podcast.

  • @REH-p9r
    @REH-p9rАй бұрын

    TELL THE FUCKING STORY!!!!!! Too many interruptions fuck me

  • @Analoguebubblebath89
    @Analoguebubblebath89Ай бұрын

    I live in Norwich. Theres a place called Ali Bongo’s, basically a head shop. The year of 2012 I spent 6 months straight everyday smoking salvia, normally 3 joints worth. This stuff was sold in pre rolled cones, and it was called ‘Matrix’. The reason i started smoking it was because it was easier to get than weed and probably like 10x stronger. Looking back, though it was ingested like weed, the high was more like ketamine or lsd. Crazy stuff. I feel that period of time smoking it has had a huge impact on my mental health since, all these years later, I feel like it broke my brain somehow. 2 years sober. So doing better.

  • @nathan113

    @nathan113

    Ай бұрын

    Hahaha I remember Ali Bongos. You sure that was salvia? You don't usually smoke salvia in joints, you usually have to do it through a bong as it burns as a much higher temperature

  • @Analoguebubblebath89

    @Analoguebubblebath89

    Ай бұрын

    @@nathan113 Yeah, it was rolled into cones and sold as ‘incense’

  • @tutin4090
    @tutin4090Ай бұрын

    My big glitch in life is how in August 2019 I dreamt about us all being locked in our homes and I was heading downstairs talking about "the riots", and then a year later I relived it during lockdown and the BLM movement. So I saw the future in 2019 and forgot to warn anyone.

  • @ITFC_Mark

    @ITFC_Mark

    Ай бұрын

    Should have invested in facemasks and hand sanitizer and stocked up on toilet roll 😂

  • @user-xh4bw2zc4g

    @user-xh4bw2zc4g

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@ITFC_Markdefinitely the roll!😂

  • @foxernator
    @foxernatorАй бұрын

    Déjà vu is just a really good example of how bad the brain is at long term memory recall. Have read a few interesting things on it. It's really interesting but a lot of our core memories and memories we think that are vivid and definitely happened - just were very inconsistent with what actually happened.

  • @djdjdjdjhdjjd7819
    @djdjdjdjhdjjd7819Ай бұрын

    Cheers for making me shit myself at 13.30

  • @pablopablo3834
    @pablopablo3834Ай бұрын

    When I was a kid an I got sick and had a fever I would always hallucinate and do or see crazy shit and 90% of the time have Partial or no recollection of what had happened. I would sometimes wake up outside where my parents took me to cool down my temperature or in the morning. I once had a hallucination I was in a fishing village and the Vikings had just landed on the shore and they were butchering people on their way to the village and then they killed me. Bear in mind I was 8 years old and this was 1999 I had never seen any actual violent movies or anything like that also because its a hallucination I was seeing this while also being in my parents room with the walls closing in on me. I had other hallucinations moderately similar where I was awake but I wasn't in control and was essentially spectating through my own eyes as I was running around doing crazy shit. Then other times were I'm doing stuff like standing on one leg on my bed post playing with the fire alarm and saying I'm the statue of liberty and not remembering anything and being told about it in the morning by my parents and sister who saw me doing it. Its one of the most terrifying things a person can go through essentially having your subconscious take control of your body while you just watch it through your own eyes unable to do anything.

  • @alexwells6876

    @alexwells6876

    Ай бұрын

    I've only experienced something similar to this once at the beginning of 2020. I was in hospital with pneumonia and flu and i remember on my first night shouting at the top of my voice. When i woke up I wasn't sure if it was a dream or not and I was too self conscious to ask a nurse if i had actually been shouting. The only clue i had was that as they wheeled me out to another ward, i heard a bloke ask another in the bed next to him, "what did he say", but i never caught what the answer was and I don't even know if they were talking about me. Really unsettling feeling though, if it happened I don't know what the hell I was actually shouting about.

  • @jonostewart6140
    @jonostewart6140Ай бұрын

    I was in Peru and whilst under the influence of a certain substance my body and mind dissolved into nothingness for what felt like maybe decades but in reality was maybe three to six hours! It was terrifying absolutely terrifying!

  • @richyrodriguez4282
    @richyrodriguez4282Ай бұрын

    I heard this story on the MRBallen podcast crazy story too

  • @JustinCardiff
    @JustinCardiffАй бұрын

    The so called deja vu in the matrix isn’t even Deja vu. He literally sees two cats and knows he has.

  • @ShaunLevett
    @ShaunLevettАй бұрын

    This is unrelated, but I remember a story about a girl who got her father banged up because she claimed to remember him killing somebody in their garden (they were a missing person at the time). Decades later it was proven to be rubbish. The brain can trick you in to believing things are repeat experiences, or even just total rubbish. This is why there are so many mentalists about.

  • @gareth198808
    @gareth19880829 күн бұрын

    3 minutes in I had to switch it off, all the interruptions are soooooooo annoying

  • @h-dawg969
    @h-dawg969Ай бұрын

    That was a horrendous summary of the original Matrix... "Tell me you didn't 'get' the Matrix without telling me you didn't 'get' the Matrix"

  • @sirmez9597
    @sirmez9597Ай бұрын

    funny as man! i watch a guy called jack mates clips to watch jacks mates

  • @thevideoshoprental
    @thevideoshoprentalАй бұрын

    Come on keep up glasses guy!

  • @Kakascrot
    @KakascrotАй бұрын

    I smacked my head on a gym floor and was knocked out for a few minutes when I was like 6, sometimes I imagine I'm actually in the hospital still a kid and I just never woke up

  • @madtings7

    @madtings7

    Ай бұрын

    yoo thats crazy

  • @MarkSkids
    @MarkSkidsАй бұрын

    You going to talk about imalexx?

  • @SkellaTore
    @SkellaToreАй бұрын

    How thick is that guy 😅

  • @darrylkemp3253
    @darrylkemp3253Ай бұрын

    That's not a glitch in the matrix that's a concussion lol

  • @leechysquad2k893
    @leechysquad2k893Ай бұрын

    Heard this story on another podcast weeks ago

  • @InfaredK
    @InfaredKАй бұрын

    Ari Shaffir's salvia trip story is insane. He explains it all pretty well on Theo Von's podcast.

  • @buckfozos5554

    @buckfozos5554

    11 күн бұрын

    Yeah, remember that. Said it felt like he was gone for a few years or something? Can't imagine it, the feeling of living those years then reemerging into the same ??-year-old body you had before, only minutes or hours earlier. Cosmic and crazy. Wonder if his memory of that has faded now, like coming out of a dream?

  • @MrCostaClayton
    @MrCostaClaytonАй бұрын

    Absolutely crazy story how this is just from a knock out; but things like this are true. And you’re right, Salvia, you can experience this exact thing but you can also delve deeper with DMT or even more with Ayahuasca and be in there for lifetimes

  • @josephbentley826
    @josephbentley826Ай бұрын

    I fainted once and had an extremely vivid dream which felt real and like it lasted for a good few days. I was only out for a few seconds. Can’t remember much of it apart from the end was at my cousins house??? Told a friend about it and he said it’s common for when people get knocked out / fall unconscious to experience dreams that feel like a lifetime when in reality it was only a few seconds It’s an extremely weird experience

  • @davebigman240
    @davebigman240Ай бұрын

    Watched a couple of my friends try Salvia. It seemed to hugely exaggerate a single thought that they had before it hit them. First guy, all laughs and the very very slight slope we were on suddenly seemed to be hugely steep to him. He kept falling backwards like it was an extremely steep slope. Lots of laughs, all good. 2nd guy… I watched him rolling on the floor, screaming, clawing at his skin to “get the spiders out” After it wore off he told us that he saw a spider on his wrist, then more, then they were crawling up his throat and out of his mouth and he could see them crawling around under the skin on his arms… I decided not to try it after that.

  • @hanniffydinn6019
    @hanniffydinn6019Ай бұрын

    I would never take salvia again. Once was enough. It’s way too scary. I mean really really scary. I experienced ego death, it’s worse than real death. 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

  • @madtings7

    @madtings7

    Ай бұрын

    what if you just take a tiny bit, I like to try everything at least once, but also like to be in control when i do anything

  • @hanniffydinn6019

    @hanniffydinn6019

    Ай бұрын

    @@madtings7 you get interesting visual stuff in small doses. But honestly just take lsd , just stay clear of salvia. It’s a negative psychedelic, you’ll never ever have a positive experience with salvia. I would happily take lsd again. 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

  • @Chrisytigers
    @ChrisytigersАй бұрын

    This was a Mr Ballen story years ago just it was a football player with a head injury

  • @Lauren94twitch
    @Lauren94twitchАй бұрын

    this story is a old one

  • @HappyHourPodcast

    @HappyHourPodcast

    Ай бұрын

    Yeah! We’ve only just heard it!

  • @Lauren94twitch

    @Lauren94twitch

    Ай бұрын

    @@HappyHourPodcast yeah me and my hubby find the story facinating

  • @LukeStarkilla
    @LukeStarkillaАй бұрын

    Proof please? Ever since The Matrix came out in '99 and in most recent years people talking about we're in a simulation needs their heads seriously checking😂

  • @greenieman26tube
    @greenieman26tubeАй бұрын

    iv turned this off. I can't stand the constant interruptions.While the story is trying to be told, it's actually making me angry

  • @michaelandrews4044
    @michaelandrews4044Ай бұрын

    15k views in 6 days. Wow.

  • @GingerManWithACam
    @GingerManWithACamАй бұрын

    Why he keep interupting and acting stupid?

  • @user-mb9ll9wy6g
    @user-mb9ll9wy6gАй бұрын

    Ginger finally got some attention 😮

  • @HappyHourPodcast

    @HappyHourPodcast

    Ай бұрын

    😂😂😂

  • @beckscald3855
    @beckscald3855Ай бұрын

    That's not a glitch. That's just he got knocked out and a whole world happened within like a few minutes.

  • @Michael-hg5hr
    @Michael-hg5hrАй бұрын

    MrBallen - the lamp story on KZread

  • @Hamish_888
    @Hamish_888Ай бұрын

    This is so bad with them all talking

  • @lamagic007
    @lamagic007Ай бұрын

    Awful

  • @c3lshad0wz15
    @c3lshad0wz15Ай бұрын

    what happens were lieving a outh0er life rn

  • @Analoguebubblebath89
    @Analoguebubblebath89Ай бұрын

    Matrix

  • @welshculture
    @welshcultureАй бұрын

    The first story was total bs from the way it was written down to the details

  • @ReeceToye
    @ReeceToyeАй бұрын

    first story biggest load of shite ive ever heard

  • @tutin4090

    @tutin4090

    Ай бұрын

    Anything is possible on the Internet

  • @philjohnston9889

    @philjohnston9889

    Ай бұрын

    I don’t know man. The brain is a pretty incredible thing and if he got a bad head injury then it could be possible for his brain in that moment to invent all this stuff and build this other world while he was unconscious. It’s not the exact same thing but do you ever hear/read stories from people who have been in comas and then wake up? While they are in the coma they go to these really vivid worlds and it’s pretty incredible to hear them describe these things when they wake up.

  • @ReeceToye

    @ReeceToye

    Ай бұрын

    @@philjohnston9889 whilst i completely agree and understand what youre saying, lying to create an interesting story for the internet seems more likely and plausible in my book unfortunately

  • @John-qz3zg
    @John-qz3zgАй бұрын

    These guys need to lay off the weed before podcasts. This gave me a headache. Constantly talking at the same time, interrupting one another, and digressing from the story.

  • @MaloPlayz
    @MaloPlayzАй бұрын

    Guy on the far left isn’t convinced..

  • @granit1164
    @granit1164Ай бұрын

    I Tried ket once and passed out and lived another life with a wife and kids I miss them lol

  • @foxernator

    @foxernator

    Ай бұрын

    Thanks I got off my flying camel to read this comment

  • @m.p.7075
    @m.p.7075Ай бұрын

    I'm pretty sure Ari Shaffir was doing DMT and not salvia when he went under the sea.

  • @jamessanger-brown8
    @jamessanger-brown8Ай бұрын

    The guy on the right with the black beard needs to A. Learn how describe the matrix in one sentence for context and B. Do his research the the myth of skinwalkers 😂 poor effort

  • @coolguy83852

    @coolguy83852

    Ай бұрын

    And yet you don't even know the name of one of the main hosts of this podcast 🤣

  • @jamessanger-brown8

    @jamessanger-brown8

    Ай бұрын

    @@coolguy83852 and?.....this is the first time i've seen this show and the last. Weird.

  • @zelowatch30
    @zelowatch30Ай бұрын

    This channel is proof of cheating buying fake subscribers.

  • @jordanaustinowen3108

    @jordanaustinowen3108

    Ай бұрын

    1 it’s one of the most listened to podcasts in the uk 2 it’s jacks old second channel turned into a happy hour channel 3 it honestly baffles me how half these comments don’t know jack and the lads you lot live under a rock ????????

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